Christian, Dug, Turtle, Georgette, Al D., eds., Earth First! Journal 21, no. 8 (22 September 2001). Republished by the Environment & Society Portal, Multimedia Library. http://www.environmentandsociety.org/node/7063.
INNARDS
- DEAR SFB: LETTERS TO THE EDITORS
- ARCTIC DELUSION: THE FAILURE OF COMPROMISE
- FEEDING THE ADDICTION: BUSH’S ENERGY CRISIS
- JUDI BARI vs. FBI GETS ITS DAY IN COURT
- THAT STRANGE DANCE OF RESISTANCE IN GENOA
- HIDDEN STATISTICS: ENVIRONMENTAL REFUGEES
- SANTA CRUZ EF! DEFIES REDWOOD EMPIRE
- HANGING ON STRONG IN SOUTHERN INDIANA
- COMPROMISING AWAY ANCIENT FORESTS
- EF! & RAN BLOCKADE BOISE CASCADE
- BIG TROUBLE AT BIG MOUNTAIN
- WOLVES & POODLES
- RRR: BRINGING EF! BACK TO WHERE IT BEGAN
- ENVIRONMENTAL CENTER CONSUMED BY ARSON
- DRIVING BIOCENTRISM TO EXTINCTION
- BLANK WALL: IN DEFENSE OF SOUTHERN PLAINS
- DEAR NED LUDD
- ARMED WITH VISIONS
- CARLO’S WAY
- ANTI-GLOBALIZATION & ITS VIOLENT ENCOUNTERS
- SHOWDOWN WITH THE BIOTECH INDUSTRY
- SPOTLIGHT ON MONSANTO
- ECOCIDE IN COLOMBIA
- ENVIRONMENTAL NEWS OF THE WEIRD
- MASSIVE FOLK FIST TO THE MAN UNLEASHED
- LEGENDARY WETLANDS PRESERVE TO CLOSE
- TRINKETS & SNAKE OIL
- SUBSCRIPTION INFO
- PRISONER SUPPORT
- EARTH FIRST! DIRECTORY
- 2002 WINTER GAMES: TRIUMPH OF GLOBALIZATION
It seems it doesn’t take too long before we as humans come across something new about ourselves or the world around us that we hadn’t known before. What we do with that information pushes us into untold directions of debate. And so, the philosophical definitions we subscribe to are always subject to change in light of this new insight into ourselves. What cannot be justified one day may have another chance tomorrow.
— Christian
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